WorksheetsBody Alignment & Ambulation Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 12mins
lack of sufficient muscle tone
contracture
atrophy
atony
embolus
a condition characterized by the tightening or shortening of a body part such as muscle, tendon, or skin, due to lack of movement
(a)
a mass, most commonly a blood clot that becomes lodged in a blood vessel and obstructs the flow of blood
(a)
the optimal placement of body parts so that bones are used efficiently and muscles have to do less work to get the same effect
mobility
activity of daily living (ADL)
posture
body alignment
identify the crutches
standard underarm crutches
strutter crutches
forearm crutches
platform crutches
the decrease in size or wasting away of a body part or tissue
(a)
any basic self-care task, including grooming, bathing, and eating
Activity of daily living
mobility
ambulation
a blood clot that forms in a blood vessel and remains at the site of formation
thrombus
embolus
what does AAROM stand for?
(a)
posture-position of the body when sitting or standing
True
False
the ability to walk around from one place to another
(a)
safety device that healthcare workers use to move patients both when standing and ambulating
(a)
a (a) is chosen based on the patient's ability to balance, preferred grip, and personal need
canes with a single shaft are known as (a)
what kind of cane is this?
(a)
